This command will dump ARM memory starting at expression.
It is useful for debugging direct control of the ARM peripherals.
If expression is omitted,
then the next page of memory will be displayed. Normally @ expression
will be used first, with following pages displayed by typing @ without
the expression.
Expression
can only be a hex value without the leading $ and no spaces between the @
and the hexvalue. The ARMmite does not list the address or
the ASCII values.